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i ! iii tht Piov iHcucc which w liilhcr
! ,i m! In c i !h) -'i.itiful to' me, not dou4li:v.'
k I ir:i tfc t; VOil it) tiu: f;iU. I .-l:ll
lr ii t'li t iilor (lie t.iru;rr of (lie r un-
s will i'ow from tlie UiH:i ! it"-
:!l fi t ! fioMi !ii i left Hio.ie. I tlioro
i i will si n in i io; i our whole foitihnlr,
(r-ni--us n .cimmK' s iiosihlo. i'lliin ;
inn' ii s ui.o .ton an (o nonr inis.
from vo ir own My our ct and
-.,"lh it von wo'ild iMirsne ;uiv id;i:i th;it
is rhos; i kt ! ' orod'K e content, and a tolcralde de
cree of l: t i ii'itv : as it must add roatlv to my mi-a-iv
'ee'i:iij, to hoar that ti l are diatMicd orcorr
jil ii.ii tl wlni real'v oonld not avoid.
As lifi- :i!'.v;iv unci rtain, and oommon prudence
dictates tn every maatlio nece-il y of -fttliii hi leoi
jiurd coueer .s while it i in his power, and w!iile (he
tni id is eaho a i 1 uiidistnrhed, I have, sinue I came to
this place, (for I h id not time to do it before I left
lio in-,) Mil ( 'ol. Pendleton toilraft a will for me, hv
the d .rections which I avc him, which will I now
o icloe. The provision made for vo l in ease of my
death will, I ho,ie, be agreeable, i all add nothing
ni MC,as have several letters to write, b'lt to desire
that yo i will remember me to Your friends, and to
assure xi that I am, with the most unfeigned regard,
my deaf I aty,
Your affectionate
(j'KOIiGK WASHINGTON.
Fon i;. v.
"Ir'comri thr Herald of a voiau vj'irld, ,
row all na i'jtin rumbling a- hut buck."
From Hvglano.
By ilic. sUii.X!J6ridM, (Jata.iii. rinkliara, vhiciiar
"Ttvtti hsMnwHiivj- 4avFj4, we-dime He4etl
Loido4 p.iperstu Mav 4tli, an J. Liverpool to die 5lh,
inc'iixivo.
A V V4I. 1.1V...-" J I I I II" . IIJIHVl'IM Wllium.'i
and w" is very severe. f-'(cunc 'MttnV oufshad
occiirn d in .Manchester, lioclidale, and Macclesfield,
and other places. The maler.ontents had eve'i gone
so far as to break the windows and destroy the ma-
chiuorv of so. no of (he factories. In some c.xses the
military had been called out.
Liverpool M:ty 5. We announce with very reat
the immediate neighborhood of .Manchester and which
Jed to the bnrntn otone null and the partial demoli
tion, of two others.( The solet cae of this disttir-
, panvv iios lVV ' till rai'inj kilt jmi i. ri 1111 inn.w i
to red'icr the? ivaei of the workmen, which the in
"iatiatedTnen hire resisted by these acts of riolenee.
ri ri 11 -fii.,. r..i. .. i
inie'Uiou orabau'ToniUj; (he Auction Uuty bill 1 lor
. the present -essaei.
i no wmuh'i liivjue 01 uiu seeo-M u niHriin .10.
was before ic -orie I) states tliat tlu liritih (ovem
ineet. in ri..i itm'1 n i with some of the other -Teat
wtfh a
Yo vers oi'E
1 i n ie
m a bout to interfere-
tnVn4
nv a ni i'onty
hau l to jntt d-rvv -t the-sirptioH-H'-l)t Alnel
Port'igai, and to epel the usurper from the Kingdom
.Liroii'i, .rif), il. 2. It is said that Admiral !I vde ,
intends t: blockade (he harbor of Alexandria, .1 nl
hinder the I' iclia if Rajypt from s'r-p!i;!; th' !'.
v:('j prie. i-inns. S-imc pcrsous ak wiie!h 1 'in
IltKsia.i Ad'o-ril wa authorieil to do lb s, :i .,' :, 1 ,:
that the ports of Alexandria and. Smyrna were iK 'lut
ed tieutra'ln lueiine.e meditatTng Poxm 1 -in tin e
Vac ntina of l!ie M iea bythe Egyptian troi,is.
The b'o; ka le of eand i'a would he very inj iri
n to GM:a iti iO'dej and reitly embarntu the 1'a-
praicipalnies, and the ri-orous prohibition f impof
tation froui the ports of tin1 V!aek SMr...(.'o.!a ,tihb-.
'pie has derived a most all its i;vil: - of r i .1 iV nn lv
gypt ; and the lr ado of Alexandria, which In, already
, decliue.ti 1 a very alarming decree, would be redo
ce I to nothing bv this measure.
1 (he Ivrjish s piadron ia the .Mediterranean, it i
alnr iicd that the oifn'ers hidieve the) tlrdl son 1 be
rr'i'l to m re active exertions, and that many hatf
pa' o fi ers have been ordf icd to join it.
Briitsd-;, Mif 1. After several days debate, from
the 2 lib lo ,th.-2Gth of April, the second cb nniier of
; the Stales (JetKUul decided in favor of the new pro-
irf rrf'liw rc' iliv' In tin- nnsc T:
4 votes-
Berlin, rfpril 1 3. The IvnpH s of llus-i 1 it-expected
to be bore nt the nurri.'ie of IMin e William ;
but it does not appear tint (he 'Kini'ernr will come,
an was expected, or that he will go to the annv. .Mauv
think a general warn Europe bv no means im; 1 b
able. A". York Journal of Commerce, Juoe d.
Paris, Mr: 1. IVe learn from Tipiis, that the
French division blockading Algiers h :s captured t-ev-eral
vessels, amonj; which was one under (he Tuscan,
! .1;. which belongs to (he Ciovei iiineul of Tunis. The
i ii a 01 1 1 .j)Oii 11 1 i r aiM.ai eiauns against Jiiscanv.
and the Fre ichCoasiil has settled the alliiir by pacing
GO lj pn-Iers. . '""
On the present ooea-ion, this barJiarotis custom i--r'eii
into a system, a id a new staH, under the di
r 'lio 1 of a a old (3erm ei o'J'cer, is j)rdered to oran
i " 1 plan fitfa general ;o ';ia.;i-,fioi!, hefoie the ene
'ti't in neneirate to sstch places j.s it mav be nccesa
r t-i evacuate. Jteoru-.l b 1 ie, ded lb at. the 10,1
(j :1; op would be stopped bv s t A miuc edi i. b it
rv'i i' a fatal prospect t- th to'iut uoibt.tiiiiate i..inij
:t ,'. , of Bui ','aria a id iio.ueiia !
'1 .oywfww'ce is tleait : lotlun .s uM but ainm'unifiou
?iud ii'ary stores, f.ir wiiich die (vjvenuneut pay
god ic.ejJif readv ni'o:cy.M .
"It isprett'i)dcd ttiMt t!nr ir nrison- of )Vu1den hn?
',a;e!v made an incursion in Little Wallachia. when
r
w fruit ti&imt ff Aunm w
for the campaign are truly formidable on the side of and faithful priideisto Congress, 'Gales and SValon Uuch extieine Copruption are now in power and the
lave been Jiemisscd because tney reniseu sunserv i-tease is cnantien. J lie ush is cautrnt. unices nave
icy to the park, and in their stead Ihe Ftipple tool already been bestowed by (ho Jackson party, sirn e
In addition to this,
Uie Turks, as far ns concerns the number of troops ;
and orders are iven to lay waste every tiling if a re
treat should be necessarv. It is, indeed, the constant
practice-of the Tirrhish troops, when (hey are ob-ti-jCd
to abandon a country, to leave it desolate.
Jlltf sages (Irs Chumbres, Ml; 1.
Rits:o and Turkey. It appears that the Turks
have a--uuied tlie attitude of active defence alon' the
line of the Balkan mountains and have also prepared
the advanced fortresses for vigorous resistance. With
the exception of a sally from Giurevo, in which-the
Russians su'feivd considerably, we do not learn that
thev hav e done anv tiling of C0(isequence. Accounts
of April l'2lh state that the scarcity had a s;ood deal
increased, within a few days, although a little grain
had arrived from Ihe 15 lack Sea, which the Govern
ment had notnllowed to be monopolized.
It was thought there that the Persians would un
.pic tionablv take up arms against the Russians, since
the massacre of the minister, it beiiuj said there that
all the Russians in Teheran had at the same time fal
len a sacrifice to the popular rae. From Walladiia
it was reported that tlie Russian head quarters were
to be immediately removed to Crajova,in order that
operations of Servia mihl be commenced before the
expected interference of a neighbouring power could
intercept them. It was said that Count Palm would
have the direction of the siee of Silistria, whither all
his troops were going. Great scarcity 'of flour pre
vailed at Buchanst; and great mortality prevailed.
Letters from Odessa of the 15th April,' state that
the Turks have despatched a great many troops to
Krerumj and a report was in circulation, that; the
son of the V iceroy of Egpt was to go there with his
relator troops. The Ottoman ihowed there a prompt
disposition to assume hostilities, and were employed
in fortifjing Erzerum with 'palisades, ditches, artille
ry,. - . ' : '
Itis ?ard that the Kin f Pnisia w about to pur
jffiasmeTui
hiau vyhichb .considered extrcnuly vatuahtc, "Ji v?
Paris, May 5. JVe lea ni from Stockholm, that on
the niht.of ihe IGtu uiu a vioJeutihock of au eartli
'piake was felt at Malung, in the province, of Dalarne,
accompanied by a loud report, which was heard at a
icat distance.
Spam. The King of Spain consented, in confoi
mitv with the wish expressed b the consulate of Ca
diz, that the late ordinance, making that a free port,
should iro into e'.lect n the ,3(Hh of Mav.
O -..-.. ....
The ,arth piakesstitt coulinutd at Marcia and
Brill nela, and the tolcaunes continued to ( mit varius
substances. The former city is almost entirely de
serted ; the remaining 'people are in great distress,
through the loss of property, sjlh-rings from wounds,
hunger, or the attacks of robeis, who range the neigh
borhood of the two places in search of prey, and who
commit crimes and even murder.
. A private letterof the 2 ul nil. from Madrid, states
that the pries's who came to that cupUal some time
ao, after bein expeefd irom Mexico, have exerted
so much inllaeuc'e upon the mind ol king Ferdinand,
asto -it-nd him to Ih io t . te-rsdatHWti Miim an a v
pedihon anaiust Mexico. The Inl.eit I )on Cai !s
ifrt "declaied titmcjf a partisan of rhis rnrnMirr amt
ihe plan livcvl n is, thai the expedition' vvdi -,ul -ii:
;!ie ilavaunaui Oc.d'-r' e.r Nun ,uU 1 next. Al!e
ei, adds tln let'er, 1! e- p r !).! e tlia! n:',ini! ; f
i' i . 1 will i.iteru.io to ind ice .-j ma to liut ,n In.
resoiuljon.
I )nlf Green has been appointei
eleven other editor- have received the rewards of their
loyalty in an aggregate sum of more than $100,000, in
eluding the salary of lbilf.
What' has become of the patriotic alarm of those
tender politicians who saw the freedom of (he press
expiring under Ihe lale administration ? Oh ! how
.glorious have their fears been banished ! What beau
tiful consistency do (hey display by supporting an ad
ministration wiiich in ufn' Utile, months" has lavish
ed on a dozen partian editors as many hundreds of
thousands of dollars as the late administration bestow
ed hundreds during twice the number of years. Now
with these consistent gentlemen the watch word is ;
"all's well !" The ship is manned by a trusty crew,
and tlie brave boys are worthy vy their hire.
But we say let the people look' to it Let (hem be
aware lest instead of true hearted tars, they have a
crew of heartless pirates not only upon the property
but upon the reputation of our country; who will
stick to the good ship U. S. so lon as they are allow
ed to fatten upon her cargoes, but (his privilege be
ing 'Withheld will scuttle her without remorse.
" , . Cutawha Journal.
' Temveanoe.
5 A respectable merchant of this City, has permitted
qs to state, that he has not sold in any way, ardent
spirits for five years, and that his neet proceeds of sales
have been much greater, and his business more profit
able and pleasant, since he aliandoned a. traffic, which
to him appeared entirely inconsistent with the profes
sion of Religion. ' 1 . t .
. As respectable a Jailor as is in the State, declares,
so far as comes within his observation, that niue-lcntbs
oTtho persons committed to prison, for anv cause, are
intemperate, lie savs that a ober vilUauJS.xart.dv J
nieTwinn"nW fnSifage' 'thnff ttfe'
crowd of Ahiskey drinkers, v ho care not where, nor
what they are, if they can only get li pior. Pal. Peg.
The present great men in the Administration will
all get clear of dyspepsia, for they appear to shun the
rood dinners ottered them, as if thev were seasoned
with arsenic. This is ho doubt a terrible cross to the
appetites of some of (hem. What a pity they should
have not themselves in such a hobble, by their blather
about an eatrg and speech) fifing Cabinet ! Thev ma
a a rve themselves with good policy, for not all (be
wiue they could drink would elevate the genius of
some of i hem to the pitch of even a decent dinner
speech. Georgia Courier. ,
4
iev have come into power, on editor ef partian pa
pers thr salaries of which amount t' up'vnrds rf r.-ne
hundred thousand dollars a year. This is an appal
ling fact of wljich anv one mav satisfv himself b ad
ding together the amount of the vearlv salaries of Dull"
Green, Hill, Kendall, Carr, Noah, N. Green, Dmdap,
Menshaw, Danforth, Gardiner and others. l. Noah
has'aii office w ith a salary of $ 00() and nothing to
do, as we should suppose Irom his own Avords : '
"Our new duties not interfcrin ; with the duties rind
obligations we owe to the repubhean park, will not
abate the attention hitherto paid to Ihe columns of
the Knejuirer, which we hope to itnprov e in ev t ry de
partment.'" Mr. Noah publishes a dailv paper, and his offee
does not inte rfere with his -'.!i(oi ial labors! T1ht
must be little to do then, and t he .ets SvOPrt a v ,ir.
Does this look like retrenchment ai.nl reform; or h'.e
pensioning a press ? The nets ;ne (brown awa- (In-
Drayton, ( Ohio ) Journal,
fish are caught
Latkr from Kngi.and.
.Vric-York, June H. The ship Mentor, Captain
Webb, armed at a late hour lal nibt from Liver
pool, and hrouji'. Lotulon papers of the Cth of Mav,
a id Liverpool -of the nth. All the news of anv im
loitance, bv both arrivals, has been brought into the
follow 1 u.' samuvarv :
Tlie Cover. m.erit has firvh(roubte',"ora serious
lure, upon its h inds. The people of In land have no
-ooner been hrotisdd into a .stale oP-teinporai v , 'sIm'I
v e cau if ' (rauipiibf, than the legion- of inanufac
'luer. at home have In c. me riotous, and all but rebel-'-.
'I'm i:. i ! k o'a 1 s of mv ral d these no were
v ' ; ii '1 1 i I. 0111 1 u i's Mieived b (he !oi ida, on
A AI.I.IVG Off.
The New-York Conmieicial (June ?) s!.?tes, (hai
Mr. Hamilton of S. Carolina, whom our readers will
remember as the chairman oflhc Hamburg, stvl.d
the "Retrenchment" Committee, in the House f
Representatives while! in that city Inst week, s; oke
openly and frankly, in disapprobation ef the proceed
ings at Washington. From north to south, and ea-t to
west, a strong sentiment of disgust and disappointment
pervades the community.. We declare that though ,
in the daily habit office and familiar converse with
Jackson men of town and coun(iv,on political topics,
we have met with (wo men only, who justified the
system of removals and 'appointments, ' pursued at
Washington, and one of them was an oil'-cr seek fr.
In,almobt ever)' .case, dLeit was unrescrvetlly ex-yrr'sedr-
flrffirkfm t? lendetV hrrt tK-t -wild - -
cnth'is4:tb,ni- of personal-.admiration for (he Military '
Chieftain, which so strong ran through tbe eormtrv,
swi epintr away in i(s progress (he experience of man
kind, the admonitions of our Republican saos. nnd
the maxims before deemed irrefi a;;abb is uttCilv de-
Ginct. Men continue to be Jai k?onians, only from
oride of consistency. Thev hate to confess (hat the,
individual upon whom (hey almost bestowed a livieg
Apotheosis, (urns out upon experiment, to be so little
of a God, as to tamely surrender himself into the keep-
ing of some of the most depraved men lh country lias,
ever reared convicts of deei crimes, and the out
casts of society. Pwhtnond Whig,-
s,
M.n'.f.i ;io'i pji 'tnt'i, hi' m nit turn wi:i climrt,
iriii in wi.'i honks, uu J ir in dp leu wai linen.
SlI.K
. We were much gratified at a viit which we paid
this morning to the rooms w litronJohn MacKae E.sp
i rearing the silk worm He has about ..Wio Worms,
uio.tof which have now formed their Caeoons :some
few of them are still feeding, and others are spinning
their silk. .. .
Sev a ralothor person in this town have made es
says towards rearing the silk worm among others.
Jan ics I! Hooper, Lsq. upwardi of 6ix thousand at
work. We have seen seine specimens of the raw nik
after it was wound oil' from the Ca Oon, and it was
really beautiful, being of a . hriJit stravv-colbllr.
We an- iej.ieed to see intelligent Citizensjurning
tht iratte ilm.i to this most phisant anil profitable pc
ci'p.iiiou, and v e hope the fo v is not Veryi distant,
when every fiiuily Th the slate -'will rnak"e fjUc Si vvinc.
Our stute is admirably adapted to the culture ofeach
of them and nothing is wanting to insure success, ; but
pa'ieneo and perseverance. Let every family plant
the while; mulberry get a few silk woi ini-pand cul
tivate (he grape, and we shall soon become a wealthy,
healthx and really independent people. ' v V
In about ( wenty da vs, Mr. M'Rae will hareagrcat
many f ilk worms, for graluitous distribution, and we
advise every person, not already supplied, to call
upon him, andTtfet some. The evperirnei.l will richly
repay all the tro'uble attending it. N. C. Journal.
11
il.s
Hie
ri
; en
looms,
three wen
B ti, .-i'.h .juei.t arrival, we barn that
ha l re. 11 bed 011 alarming In iht. Blood
lied. At Roebdale, the rioters destroyed
and carried awav th'ir 'hiTttles. Twenty
anprt bended bv the Magistrates and the
mi'itarv. The remaii'der collected before tbe prison,
ci t'berate them; The soldiers at first fired blank car
' rages, whi.i h not in'nnidating the rioters, who rushed
ipon (he sold'ei s, several rounds of ball were (ired, by
which In e were killed and about twenty-five wouded.
There IcmI been extensive riots, and lif -sev c n per
sons had been appn bended at Manchester. Through
the intervention of the soldiery, it was aain preltv
piiel on the 7th May. Thej ilragoons at Birmingham
had bee. 1 ordered to Leeds. There Were hopes of
a compromise at SpilalfieUs.
A Just Tbihute.
The following just tribute to (he people of this
country, appears in an article of the Paris Conti
tutionnel relative to (he United States:
"There is not a city so small that it has not ifs
printinn office and its journal, or a hamlet so obscure
that the litjht of (he periodical press does not penetrate
it. A foreigner is surprised to hear eomnKSn farmers
.d'J'.a'c, w ith a perfec' kn.ow!edgc...of men and things,
notoidv upon (he affairs of their own countv, but rven
noon (he jiolitieal events of which Lropc is the thea
tre. 'There is rnore gwd serrse, more -sound ideas
iifion civilization, in a log Jiouse in tlue.. United States, y
(ban in our most brilliant saloons, and even our academies."
p.
aid to have desi roved a great hurnbt, r of Rrrssiarr
im liary iiyigu.mes, wierii is !ioc a( .nil probable, h
c i uerc is. a very suo.i;. corps Jt I lire ho va and in
'1 -N i i se: h m inner Tliaf it would be cxtrenielv"
' . .1, .. .
inus to aVieun'd tri ' -.Vass :
Prune'
ost v)n i:v. JJcpati t.me.vt.
Niles, in a late nun. her of (lie Register, states that
silcb is the atle.ui'U) n.id lide'iiy in (he inanaiunent
of the 1'osl Oliiees east and north of (he Susouehanuah.
' that L'enerallv not more than one h:lter out of SOM, di
ced i d to the tdlicef die Reg. had been lost. He
says he cannot speak thus of the soeth and soulhwe-t ;
and lhat bis le.sses have been hea, notwithstanding
(he Lot ece!!e::t i'ost Master Gi neral was laborinto
brncahout a 1 eio; inadon in tho-e .piarters.- The Re
gister, 'he. savs !- s,.(1-with more, certainly to the inos
dista l! pi. ices c;is( than il is the -hort distance of bO
miles south of ihe Totoinac, except to some of the prin
cipal I'ost olliecs.
(ZHMHWm' 1 HE .'L'HEtvK IMl'KOVED.
Many of our renders will remctyber that rvfyout three
year ago Martin Van Ihire'n,, a- Senator from Tsew
'TftTTCWrged'tqiOn the Sedate the necessity of' "bi
proviug (he condition of the prc's."1 If there cverV'x
jsled a doubt as to Vial ihe honorable senator meant'
b v .'iiwamv'iiri' Ftfe couittibYn ci rli-. piy.ssi:ehULt
,-.;..-.' "".' - : '
Tut j'isii cai'oiit.
An Ambitious monk, who wa the son of a fisher
man, kept his father's nets hanging before him jn his
ce4l as an evidence of his humility. This show of
humble piety gained hirt such reverence thidyby a
few short steps, he was advanced to a bishop's digni
ty. In the most splendid halls of his palace thenets
were again hung up, and the Bishop was still the most
humble of men. His reward was a Cardinal's hat!
The modest Cardinal still preserved his father's net,
and it was hot long untilhe became POPE. - They
were theh disca rded. On being asked why he no lon
ger retained them, he answered Foolsf I have no
longer any use for them 4ht fish is caught;"-:-- r
The professions of the ' Jackson party; before the
election, were much' like the monk's nets, The ob
ject being now attained, they have now no further
use for (hem and find it very convenient to lay them
aside, nhd they manifest as much contempt as the pope
did, lor these who have been deceived bv them.( One
of General Jackson's nets, which wns'pf great service
(o him in catching the fish, was his Opinions on, the
subject of (he appointment of members of Congress to
ollices under the general goven ment. This pet is
laid aside, and Van. Huron, Laton, ljiauch,XDerrien,
Ingham, Moore & McLaue, all members of Congress,
have got snug appointments under the general govern
ment. Apothor net was Jutrenchment, but it was
convenient to throw it aside, when'. M 00 rc'.AV as ap
pointed minister to Colombia and McLane ip Eng
land. Pefona was an excellent net for catching gud
goons, but it is useless now. . - i...::..'!.
Iieforelbe late election a monstrous cry was kept
up about pensixjucd presses and hireling cditorsrA
paper whicli, received one or two hundred dollars a
vear for pubhshfng tlie laws of (he United States was
iit'uaed of bei fig supported bv go vei
and the administration was charged thOic grossest
corruption in making changes, in a few j nuances, of
4eX ' pa'p"iJfff'.';''civq;dt
A. CAUTION.
The demon of Party continues to wave bis baV f d
wiugs over the Rulers of the day, and by ev ery fre:,b
Instance of his predominance in their councils, lessens
(he character of the Administration, even amongst its
own partians. For those individual, whom neither
age, virtue, or talents exempts from the political guillo
tine, our strongest sympathies ore excited: but we
sorrow more at the wounds inflicted on our national
honor, bv those who possessing might, forget right.
Let tbe President and his advisers, continue cxultiu jy ,
to(rampleon the lawsof humanity let (hem laugh at
(he misery they have occasioned and let their satellites ,
applaud them hut let them not mistake the approba
tion of each other for the sanction of the people. I ,et
them bearwimnd, that tbe Governments ppt l.ey.-l-itary,
and that there is such a thing as retributive jus
tice even here ! Pal. Peg. -
1 Etilitfhtfn your children, and learn them te prate
Of jhtt thing that concern both your country and ttaif.' 1
;. An Infirmary. has lately, been established at Vater
to wn, near Boston for the care and recovery of such
"young gentlemen as are intemperate, and unmanage
able by their "pa rents;' ' v.
?:'...Thc Executive of Virginia lias appointed John F.
Mayj Esf. of Petersburg a Judge of the GeneralCourt
of Yijn't inpla.ce'df Tho. T. Houldin, Esq. elect
ed to the House of Representatives of the United
States- -j
General Asstmlly. The General Assembly of the
Presbytefion Church of the United States, commen
ced its annual session in Philadelphia, on the 21st ult.
hrtlie first Presby terion ChurchV on "IVashington
qnare:':-"'.";'
Marfan "'Weiearti' (savs (he Tallahassee Flor
idiati, of the 12th inst.) that Gtn.R- K. Call, and Col
R. Eutleri have received orders from the General Gov
ernment, to lay oil' a tow n at St. Marks.
Chan. Conr.
George W..Erving, Esq. late Consul General of the
United States for Spain, has arrived at New York.
The bill to prevent masquerades in the State of
New York, has been read a third tirqe and passed in
the Legislature of that State.
. 'Mississippi. We learn from the Statesman and Ga
zette tiu.uLe Hon Mr. Williams, late a Senator from
that 'State, will be put in nomination for Governor of
Mississippi, .'
"j0rtT9th ult. the George Washington, said to
be the largest vessel that ever appeared at New Or
leans Wiled from that port for Liverpool with upwards
of 'bales of cotton 6n ! board.
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